Valley Of The Gods by 1358
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Comments (10)
and they've come home........ taking s short break from the Lounge, the girls have taken a trip to LA, for shopping and such things...... I think they want to see how many celebs they can see while they are there. I think the Twins and Toscette will be the real celebs there..... back to the Lounge soon, as soon as the weather warms up........ minus 30 tonight!
interesting colors!
a break! they don't need a break! oh, ok, maybe just this little break :) nice continuation :)
Not bad, a kind of mystery.
Oh oh, I see maxed out credit cards on the horizon ! Maybe you should have joined the gals to avoid that cold snap ? BTW, neat atmosphere and day-time lighting ! ~Cheers~
Really nice terrain!
Blue Moon...with a tilt ? no, blue Spaceship in the Blue Mountain Range ! They actually do exist, right here in OZ. BB
Superb image...fantastic colors...Bravissimo..!!!!
COOL RENDER...It,s reminds me thats story: Perhaps the most famous UFO sighting in Quebec’s history happened in Montreal on November 7, 1990. A women was swimming in the (presumably heated) rooftop swimming pool atop the 17 floor Place Bonaventure hotel. She noticed a round object in the sky emitting beams of light. Soon after the police, a journalist, the RCMP, the military and NASA were informed. The sighting lasted almost 3 hours, from 7:20 pm to !0:10 pm. This caught the interest of Bernard Guénette, a UFO researcher in Montreal. In 1992, he and Dr. Richard Haines, a former NASA scientist, published a report on the incident. In conclusion, the report claims that "evidence for the existence of a highly unusual, hovering, silent large object is indisputable." The size of the object was estimated to be about 540 meters wide. Some have suggested that the object was, in fact, the northern lights, This explanation is borderline silly, as Montreal is well known for it’s light pollution, which make chances of glimpsing the northern lights in the central business district of Montreal very low. Also, the alleged phenomena in the sighting is quite different from the northern lights. More than likely, the northern lights explanation is a lazy attempt to debunk the sighting. The sighting remains a mystery... (St-Lawrence Valley of God) ;-)
excellent atmosphere and interesting terrain work!